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Originally Posted by dottedmag
Unrelated as it creates new file with some name which did not exist before. Why fifteen.ini then, and not Fifteen.ini for example?
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Because the only references to the 15 game are called "fifteen" anywhere that I found them. But your question prompted me to investigate further.
There is no application "fifteen" in /usr/bin, but only an application called "epuzzles".
It turns out that "fifteen.desktop" simply calls "Exec=/usr/bin/epuzzles fifteen", which I take to mean that "fifteen" is just an argument to the call to the application "epuzzles". Which also apparently means that all the games are just one application with different arguments to the call to "epuzzles". I admit that I over complicated things for myself, but I also think that this point *could* be clearer in the User Guide. The example given for "madeye" makes it clear how to format the INI, but does not make it clear that
ALL the games are actually just one application sharing a common INI.